B2C Threshold Gate
Capture customer info above the configurable limit
GST rules require capturing customer info on B2C bills above a threshold. Wiseventory enforces this automatically — no missed compliance.
Invoice #GST-2023-001
Generated 2 mins ago
Billed To
Tech Solutions Ltd
GSTIN: 29ABCDE1234F1Z5
What do you get out of it?
The bill asks for the customer's details exactly when the rules require them, and stays out of your way the rest of the time. A ₹200 sale takes seconds; a large one collects what it has to.
How does it work?
- 1
Small sales stay fast
Below the threshold, a walk-in sale needs no customer record at all. The counter is not slowed down collecting an address for a packet of biscuits.
- 2
Large B2C bills prompt for details
When an unregistered-customer sale reaches ₹50,000, Wiseventory prompts for the name and address that CGST Rule 46(f) requires on the invoice. The prompt arrives with the sale, not at filing time.
- 3
₹1,00,000 is a different line
Bills above ₹1,00,000 to unregistered customers report separately as B2C-Large in GSTR-1. Wiseventory sorts them into the right bucket when the report is produced, so the split is already correct.
- 4
Cash aggregation is watched too
Section 269ST limits cash received against a single invoice to under ₹2,00,000. Wiseventory flags a cash receipt that reaches it, so the rule is raised at the counter rather than discovered later.
What situations does it handle?
A registered buyer
Enter their GSTIN and the invoice becomes B2B, which carries its own details and reports separately in GSTR-1.
A large sale to a regular you already have on file
Their saved profile fills the details, so the threshold prompt is satisfied without retyping anything.
Several smaller bills to one customer
Each invoice is assessed on its own value, which is how the rule is written.
How do you get more out of it?
- Save details for anyone who buys large amounts even once; the second time the prompt is answered before it appears.
- Let the prompt do the remembering. Knowing the thresholds is useful, having them enforced at the counter is what keeps a return clean.
- Check the B2C and B2C-Large split in your GSTR-1 before filing — it is a quick read and it confirms the sorting matched what you sold.
Common questions
When does a B2C invoice need the customer's name and address?
At ₹50,000 and above. CGST Rule 46(f) requires the name and address of an unregistered recipient on invoices of that value, and Wiseventory prompts for them as the bill is raised.
What is the B2C-Large threshold in GSTR-1?
₹1,00,000. Invoices above that value to unregistered customers are reported separately as B2C-Large, and Wiseventory places them in that bucket when it produces the report.
Is there a limit on cash I can accept for one invoice?
Section 269ST places the limit just under ₹2,00,000 per invoice. Wiseventory flags a cash receipt that reaches it while you are still at the counter.
Included free in every plan
B2C Threshold Gate isn't an upgrade or paid add-on. It sits inside Wiseventory alongside GST billing, inventory, POS, GSTR-1 filing and the rest. One simple price for everything.
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